Cedar Rapids Residents Return From Vacations Across North America
Several Cedar Rapids families left the city for diverse trips while others planned weeks away. Mrs J M Drabelle and son John Mitchell Jr depart for Findlay Ohio to stay with relatives. Dr and Mrs J K Von Lackum return from Piney Ridge Minnesota with children. The Protzmans resume travel from Lake Louise Banff Seattle San Francisco and Yosemite en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Drabelle
Hillcrest Drive
John Mitchell, Jr
Findlay, O
Meadowbrook Drive
Mary Lou
Jim
Lake Louise
Banff
Canada
Seattle
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Butterfields Honor Smiths With Dinner Event
Dr and Mrs A R Butterfield entertain at a small dinner Monday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs J Howell Smith visiting from Long View Texas. The Smiths are staying with Mrs Smiths brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs Wayne J Foster on Hillcrest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Butterfield
Nineteenth Street
J. Howell Smith
Long View
Tex
Eleanor Taylor to Play Request Program at Church
Miss Eleanor Taylor will perform a request program at her weekly pipe organ recital at the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday from 12:15 to 1:15. She will play any number requested by audience members and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Taylor
Californians to Dinner at Gabels Lodge
Mr and Mrs J D Blue Jr of Los Angeles visiting Mrs Alice Noble in Belle Plaine will guest at dinner Monday evening with Mr and Mrs J F Ball at 109 Seventeenth Street NE The dinner at Gabels lodge at the Lower Palisades will include sixteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Blue, Jr
Los Angeles
Alice Noble
Belle Plaine
J. F. Ball
Seventeenth Street
Gabel’s
Lower Palisades
Miller Couple Entertain Ten Guests At Cedar Rapids Dinner
Mr and Mrs John W Miller hosted twelve guests at a dinner party Sunday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country club in honor of Miss Gladys Marie Groth and Alfred G Hoelzen of Peoria whose marriage will occur July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Gladys Marie Groth
Alfred G. Hoelzen
Peoria
Thelma and Ruth Kenefick Visit Here Sunday
Thelma and Ruth Kenefick of Eagle Grove visited Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard at 508 Ninth Street SW on Sunday. Thelma is a physical education instructor at the junior college in Ironton Michigan, and Ruth teaches physical education at Scripps College in Claremont California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Ruth Kenefick
Eagle Grove
Charlotte Hubbard
Ninth Street
Thelma Kenefick
Ironton
Mich
Scripps College
Claremont
Calif
Westwood Club Holds Annual Picnic at Nunn Home
The Westwood club hosted its annual picnic for members and former members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nunn on Belmont Parkway NW. Guests included Mrs. D. D. Murdock and her children James Richard Wayne Donald Betty Frances and Harriet Leone and Tommy Wall Jean Knowlton and many other families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Club
Mike Nunn
Belmont Parkway
D. D. Murdock
James
Richard
Wayne
Donald
Betty
Frances
Harriet
Leone
Tommy Wall
Jean Knowlton
Ray Hale
Edward
Jay Felgar
Charles Gerber
W. R. Payn
A. C. Nievas
D. G. Turner
Robert
Lillian Gongwer
Jerome
Sam
F. A. Nelson
Frank Dvorak
Louis
Edwin
Charles Madeson
B. Nievas
Ellen Spaight
Misidentified Inheritance of Farr Family Names Draws Correction
The Cedar Rapids Gazette corrects a July 7 report stating Miss Eleanor Mae Farr married Leon George Wood. It clarifies she is the daughter of Arthur H. Farr of 834 Vernal Street NW and not of Arthur B. Farr of 1748 C Avenue NE. Cora Farr is identified as Arthur B. Farr’s daughter and was not married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Mae Farr
Leon George Woodson
Arthur H. Farr
Vernal Street
Arthur B. Farr
C Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Cora Farr
Bernice Nemec to Wed William McBride in Sept
Announcement by Mrs. Mary Nemec announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Bernice Nemec to William Hobart McBride of Cedar Rapids grandson of Mrs. Carrie Miller. The couple plan a ceremony on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nemec
Fourteenth Street
Bernice Nemec
William Hobart McBride
Cedar Rapids
Carrie Miller
Third Avenue
Nelda Schnoebelen Honored At Weekend Parties
Miss Nelda Schnoebelen was feted at a Sunday breakfast and shower in advance of her July 14 marriage to Anton Nase at Immaculate Conception church. Attendees included family, friends, and numerous named guests at Supple and Schnoebelen households plus a Clara Robinson tea room event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Supple
Eighteenth Street
Roberta Schnoebelen
Seventh Avenue
Nelda Schnoebelen
Anton Nase
Immaculate Conception Church
Supple
Miss Schnoebelen
Louise Waterson
Mary Catherine Jennings
Mary Nick Olsen
Helen Weber
Mary Elizabeth Yakish
Florence Jayne
Alice Mumma
Helen Jayne
Imogene Green
Mary Virginia Jamesson
Janice Mealey
Ileen Kelly
Lucille Funkey
Lumir Kolarik
Larry O'Hare
C. A. Schnoebelen
Norbert Dautremont
Anton Naso
Milton Reese
W. J.supple
Eleanor Schnoebelen
Lorraine Supple
Mary Scanlan
Virginia Jamesson
Gene Green
Clara Robinson
Eileen Kelly
Louise Watterson
Lawrence O’hare
Maddox Family Guests of C P Smiths in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Leo Maddox of Duluth and their daughter Marion visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Clayton P Smith at 125 Thirty third Street NE Cedar Rapids. The Maddox family are in the area visiting relatives and friends. Mr Maddox is a cousin of Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Maddox
Duluth
Marion
Clayton P. Smith
Thirty-third Street
Maddox
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Musgraves Honored by Dairy Dale Community
A Dairy Dale group of 125 people and friends held a celebration at the community hall Friday to honor Mr and Mrs C E Musgrave who were married in Kansas City. Reverend Melvin L Welke presented a gift to the couple, with refreshments and dancing following. Mrs Musgrave, formerly Rosalia Adams of Kansas City, Missouri, recently taught piano and organ at the Sue Kennett College in London Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
C. E. Musgrave
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Kansas City
Melvin L. Welke
Musgrave
Rosalia Adams
Sue Kennett College
London, Ky
Iva R Seeks to Wed Harold L Walker in Rock Island
Mr and Mrs J M Seeks of Marion announce the marriage of their daughter Iva R to Harold L Walker of 905 A avenue NW The ceremony was held July 3 in Rock Island Illinois with Rev Ernest J Campbell Methodist Episcopal church officiating They reside at 3421 Sixth avenue SW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Seeks
Marion
Iva R
Harold L. Walker
A Avenue
Rock Island, Ill
Ernest J. Campbell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixth Avenue
Mary Agnes Groves Weds Dr. Robert Nelson in Omaha Ceremony
Mary Agnes Groves daughter of Mr and Mrs John William Groves of Omaha wed Dr Robert Nelson a U S Army lieutenant at St Margaret Marys church. The ceremony featured maid of honor Patricia Groves best man Dr Bryan Fenton, and out of town guests from Cedar Rapids Des Moines. After the service the couple left for San Francisco then New York en route to Washington DC where Nelson will be stationed for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’Mary Church
Omaha
Mary Agnes Groves
John William Groves
Cedar Rapids
Robert Nelson
United States Army
Patricia Groves
Bryan Fenton
Fort Omaha
Nelson
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank Davis
Des Moines
Frances Dostal to Wed Oliver Swab in July
Mrs. Josephine Dostal announces the engagement of her daughter Frances to Oliver J. Swab, son of Mrs. Rose Swab. The wedding is set for July 18 at 8 30 p.m. at Trinity Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Frances is a McKinley graduate, employed at Newman's. Swab is sales manager at Wagner Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dostal
Second Avenue SE
Frances
Oliver J. Swab
Rose Swab
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Dostal
McKinley High School
Newman’s
Swab
Wagner Motor Company
Stookeys and Culbreths Return From National Park Trip
Mr and Mrs C L Stookey of 1527 Sixth avenue SE and Mr and Mrs John Culbreth of 1820 H avenue NW returned Sunday evening from a three week motor trip through Yellowstone Teton and Rocky Mountain national parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stookey
Sixth Avenue SE
John Culbreth
H Avenue NW
Yellowsine, Teton
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Dinner Guests Gather at Marion Home on Blairs Ferry Road
Mr and Mrs H B Schultz of Ames with children Buddy Elinor and Janet Lee visit Roy W Murray on Blairs Ferry road Marion. They attend a Friday dinner party with guests Mr and Mrs Owen E Scott Cedar Rapids Dr and Mrs G P Forrest Hopkinton and Mrs Orin E Moore White Water Kan and children Helen Melvin John and Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Schultz
Ames
Buddy
Elinor
Janet Lee
Roy W. Murray
Blairs Ferry Road
Marion
Schultz
Estella Murray
Murray
Owen E. Scott
Cedar Rapids
Orin E. Moore
White Waiter
Kan
Helen
Miss Naomi Doebel Returns from Washington Trip
Miss Naomi Doebel of Ausadie apartments returned Sunday evening from Washington D C where she was a guest of Bess Furman Armstrong a Washington Associated Press correspondent Doebel joined a group of Washington newspaper women who accompanied Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt on an inspection tour of WPA sewing projects The trip coincided with Mrs Roosevelt's schedule in Hyde Park New York for the summer Doebel also visited in New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Doebel
Washington, D. C
Bess Furman Armstrong
Washington Associated Press
Miss Doebel
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
WPA
Family Visitor Arrives From Wilmington Calif
Mrs. Anna C. James of Wilmington California arrived recently and is visiting here with her niece Mrs Ralph Newcomer at 417 Ninth Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Newcomer
Anna C. James
Wilmington
Calif
Ninth Avenue SW
Elizabeth Munger Attends Ruth Bryan Owen Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Munger of Niantic Connecticut sister of Grant Munger and James Munger was among a few guests at the wedding of Ruth Bryan Owen United States minister to Denmark and Captain Boerge Rohde of Denmark. The ceremony occurred Saturday afternoon at Hyde Park and Munger is superintendent of the Connecticut State Farm for Women at Niantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Munger
Niantic
Conn
Grant Munger
First Avenue E
James L. Munger
Nineteenth Street
Ruth Bryan Owen
United States
Denmark
Boerge Rohde
Hyde Park
Miss Munger
Connecticut State Farm For Women
Owen
Copenhagen
Marion Women Golfers Invite Cedar Rapids Guests
Women golfers of the Marion Country club invite Cedar Rapids Country club women to join as guests on Wednesday. Playing begins at 9 with lunch at noon. Call Mrs. Frank C. Byers by Monday evening to participate. The Cedar Rapids women’s championship tournament is postponed due to heat until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Frank C. Byers
Girls Honored At Camp Fire Ceremony
Five girls received Camp Fire honors during a Gypsy ceremonial at Camp Huaga. Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, Oelwein, Marion, and Clarence girls took part, with flag lightings, torches, and award of pollywog and fish honors along with Red Cross life-saving certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Huaga
Annabelle Hershey
Josephine Beadle
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Ann Trevarthen
Helen Mary Kellogg
Anamosa
Clarice Armbruster
Oelwein
Council Fire Ring
Mary Jane Peck
Katherine Zisko
Winifred Murray
Jane Niles
Virginia Smith
Marion
Rosemary White
Olin
Sybil Hayward
Analee McCormick
Clarence
Warner Danforth
Mary Jane
Mary Catherine
Cedar Rapids City Budget Hearing Notice 1936
The Cedar Rapids City Council in Linn County Iowa will meet at 10 A.M. on July 23 1936 in the Council Chamber City Hall. Taxpayers may be heard for or against the proposed expenditures estimate at that meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Camp Fire Event Highlights Arts and Sports in Cedar Rapids
Miss Marion Hepner led a Camp Fire evening with performers Bonnie Mae Diebold Jane Washburn Joan Yessler Dorothy Mesknes and others from Cedar Rapids Cresco Marion Anamosa Savannah and more. Archery ping pong croquet winners were Mary Kerwin Joan Yessler and Darlene Payne. A Sunday church service featured a Camp Fire pageant and musical solos by Marguerita Williams Nadia Thorpe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Niles
Jean Macklem
Beverly Wright
Phyllis Hennagh
Alice Campbell
Ruth Anderson
Betty Bergstrom
Mary Frances Bucknell
Mary Sue Journey
Darlene Payne
Jane Washburn
Mrs. Danforth
Virginia Smith
Louise Buck
Gloria Dolan
Annabelle Hershey
Joan Yessler
Mary Kerwin
Red Cross
Pashuta
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Patricia Rogers
Marjorie Parchman
Cresco
Miss Burr
Miss. Ardyce Woodside
Rosemary White
Marion Hepner
Dorothy Mesknes
Virginia White
Marion
Anamos
Janet Elder
Savanna, Ill
Oelwein
Winifred Murray
Bonnie Diebold
Mary Jane Bormann
Mary Healey
Jean Rick
Dorothy Jane Nesper
Imogene Lubben
Mary Margaret Meis
Viola Bergstrom
Jane Ann Herdlicka
Betty Niles
Margaret Ann Trevarthen
Helen Mary Kellogg
Marguerita Williams
Gayle Gildner
Nadia Thorpe
Mary Jane Peck
Thais
Beryl Brookman Heads to California for Western Tour
Miss Beryl Brookman of 330 Forest Drive SE leaves Sunday for Los Angeles to join her mother Mrs R W Brookman and sister Doris. They will visit Oregon California and Washington and return home in August after touring the Centennial in Dallas referenced earlier by Mrs Brookman and Doris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Brookman
Forest Drive
Los Angeles
Calif
R. W. Brookman
Doris
Oregon
California
Washington
Maher Family Reaches Home After Week in Iowa Visits
Mr and Mrs W J Maher of Chicago and their children Mil dred Beulah and Kenneth returned home Saturday after a week at the R C Anderson home. They visited relatives and friends in Cedar Rapids Marion and Mount Vernon during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Maher
Chicago
Mildred
Beulah
Kenneth
R. C. Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mount Vernon
Betty Jean McGuire Returns From Visit
Miss Betty Jean McGuire of 2517 First avenue E returns home after a two week visit with her cousin Miss Helen Reich in Kansas City Missouri. She attended the De Molay convention dance while there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean McGuire
First Avenue E
Helen Reich
Kansas City
Ex-Quakerettes Club Meeting Scheduled
The Ex-Quakerettes club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Jessie Kirk’s home 1341 I avenue NE. All former Quaker Oats girls are invited. A business meeting will follow at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kirk
I Avenue
Hickoks Return After Cleveland Visit
Dr and Mrs Charles T Hickok of 2018 Fifth Avenue SE returned last weekend from Cleveland where they visited Mrs Hickoks brother Lyle Turner who has been seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
Cleveland
Posters for Dairy Show Announced in Cedar Rapids Dates
One thousand posters announce the All Iowa Dairy and Junior Livestock exposition to be held in Cedar Rapids September 16 through 19. Space on signboards throughout the trade territory is donated by the Colonial Baking company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Colonial Baking Company
Silver Lining Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed in DeWitt
District deputy president Mrs. Anna Odgers presided Friday evening as Silver Lining Rebekah lodge officers were installed. Names include Noble grand Mrs. Hazel Hanson vice grand Mrs. Margaret Prehn recording secretary Miss Vera Lambertson treasurer Cornelia V. Anderson and other officers: R.S.N.G. Mrs. Ann Murphy L.S.N.G. Mrs. Helen M. Peters R.S.V.G. Irene Hanssen L.S.V.O. G. Mrs. Agnes Wiese warden Mrs. Agnes Miller conductor Bernice Hanson chaplain Mrs. Harriet Gregoire inside guard Mrs. Althea Cook outside guard O. L. Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
Silver Lining Rebekah Lodge
Anna Odgers
Noble Grand
Hazel Hanson
Margaret Prehn
Vera Lambertson
Cornelia V. Anderson
Ann Murphy
Helen M. Peters
R. S. VG
Irene Hanssen
Relatives Prepare Autopsy Budget After Iwers Treasure Find
The Cedar county farmer Henry Iwers who hid 203 500 in securities and currency on his farm may have an autopsy funded by his relatives. Attorney General O Connor said Cedar county attorney Maxwell told him relatives agreed to cover costs if no criminality is found. Iwers left his estate to cousins Mr and Mrs Louis Voss and other relatives seek shares after the treasure discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edward L. O’connor
Henry Iwers
Cedar County
B. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Iwers
Louis Voss
Leonard Simanek Hurt When Car Forcibly Off Road
Leonard Simanek, 29, of 215 Seventh Avenue Southwest, sustained a scalp wound and fractured vertebrae about 12 30 am Sunday a mile south of Ely after a motorist forced his car off the road and fled. He is at Mercy Hospital. Mrs Simanek drove the car. the Simaneks were joined by Mr and Mrs Don Colgan. Mrs Colgan received a minor arm cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Simanek
Seventh Avenue
Ely
Simanek
Mercy Hospital
Simaneks
Don Colgan
Former West Liberty Mayor and Banker Dies at 89
A. H. McClun, 89, former West Liberty mayor and president of People's State Bank, died Saturday. Born in New Baltimore, Ohio, he married Ella Meyer in 1871. He chaired the Carnegie library building committee and is survived by son E. A. McClun. Funeral Monday at Snider chapel with burial in Oak Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
A. H. McClun
Isaac
Hannah McClun
New Baltimore
Ella Meyer
Snider Chapel
F. W. Sutton
The
Christian Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Kraschel Chosen Democratic Keynoter for Iowa Convention
Lieut. Gov. Nelson G. Kraschel of Harlan will be keynoter and temporary chairman of the Iowa Democratic convention on July 23. Gov. Clyde Herring is named permanent chairman to take the gavel after Kraschel’s keynote. Herring, head of the party, will direct the main sessions in the afternoon while Dickinson’s Senate seat awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Nelson G. Kraschel
Harlan
Iowa
E. H. Birmingham
Birmingham
State Central Committee
Clyde Herring
Kraschel
Senate
L. J. Dickinson
Algona
Squirrel Mad with Heat Attacks Iowa Man in Town
In Estherville Iowa a heat crazed squirrel leaped from a tree and injured J S Brawford as he walked home. The rabid animal bit his scalp and legs before police chief J C Lilley killed it with a rifle. The creature's body was sent to Iowa City for rabies tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
J. S. Brawford
Brawford
Branford
J. C. Lilley
Iowa City
Lemke Seeks Mexico Payment for 1000 Cattle
North Dakota congressman and 1912 presidential candidate William Lemke holds a claim against Mexico for 1000 cattle taken during the Mexican Revolution. He recalls going to Mexico in 1907 to oversee a ranch for Dakota investors and a swarthy general named Obregon seizing the herd amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Mexico
Dakota
General Obregon
Lemke
George H Easterly 93 Pioneer Dies in Cedar Rapids Home
George Hammond Easterly 93 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday at 7 20 p m at his home 3230 First Avenue East after four years of declining health. Born May 18 1843 near Warsaw Indiana he settled in Iowa and farmed most of his life. Survived by four of eight children including Mrs S A Daubenmeier Mrs R E Dorcas and Willard H Easterly plus ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m at his home with Rev Winslow Brown in charge. burial Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hammond Easterly
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Olin
Lisbon
Katherine Ann Spayde
S. A. Daubenmeier
R. E. Do
Easterly
Abraham Lincoln
Anti-Horse Thief Company
Winslow Brown
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Yocom Chapel
Marion
Two Girls Injured As Car Overturns On Highway 218
Miss Margaret McDonnell nineteen of 1339 Third Avenue Southwest suffered a skull fracture and head lacerations when a car veered into a ditch seven miles north of the No 30 intersection on Highway 218. Eleanor Huntley eighteen of 1832 Third Avenue Southeast received facial and scalp injuries and a fractured jaw. Driver Oga Anderson Jr of 235 Thirteenth Street Northwest reported a wheel slip prior to the plunge. three other occupants escaped with scratches and bruises. The incident was logged with Sheriff James H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McDonnell
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Oga Anderson, Jr
Thirteenth Street
Eleanor Huntley
Third Avenue SE
James H. Smith
Storm Blows Down Buildings Near Prairieburg
A wind and rain storm hit six miles northeast of Prairieburg in Castle Grove around 3 30 a m on Sunday. All buildings except the Pat Crowley house were blown down. Mr Crowley escaped injury as he was in the barn. Corn was flattened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Castle Grove
Pat Crowley
Crowley
Mny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Smith
Butterfields
J. D. Blues, JR
MR. and
Mrs. Miller
An-Ell Inc. Home Appliances
Mrs. Maddox
C. P. Smiths
C. E. Musgraves
Seeks-Walker
Frances Dostal
Oliver Swab
C. L. Stookeys
John Culbreths
Murray Home
Club Visitis
Business and Professional Women’s Organization
Bert Tritle
L. J. Storey
Memorial Estetesa
Kenwood
Quakerettes Club
Hickoks
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
DIAL
Katz
State Theater
George H. Easterly
Leonard
Company
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